Built with Claude Code, an LSAT error-log site now lets students share question threads
Isaiah-Burton · reddit · 2026-07-27
A Reddit user says they built LawGraveyard, a free LSAT study website, with heavy help from Claude Code.
- The site works as an optimized error log for LSAT prep, letting students upload missed questions individually or in bulk.
- It visualizes mistakes with graphs so users can see where they struggle most.
- A standout community feature lets people start threads when they log the same question ID, so they can discuss traps and mistakes together.
- Users can also add friends and see each other’s logged errors and study activity.
- The builder says Claude Code helped with setup instructions, directly editing files in the terminal-connected project, and even generating SQL for Supabase storage.
- The site is free, and main personal features do not require sign-in.
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